21M Dashboard

[Jeremiah @jeremiahrogers]

Having fun going deep on Elon.

[Harshit @oiharshit]

Every cinema booking app needs this

[21M Dashboard @21m_space]

Am I the only one having this problem today?

@thsottiaux #codex

[21M Dashboard @21m_space]

@SuperteamTH 🚀🚀🚀

[Thomas M. @xthomasms]

Me inspirei nos projetos https://t.co/gzjuyYoc68 (@_coenen) e https://t.co/tieWYkfRQc (@ktoya_me) pra criar um mapa em estilo de pixel art (high-bit) da melhor cidade do mundo: Goiânia/Goiás.

Você pode acompanhar o progresso aqui: https://t.co/G4oPRsXwxL

[Geiger Capital @Geiger_Capital]

He really did it.

He built a fucking flying car.

[Elia @eliakuratli]

Agent status component design, keep track of your agent

[21M Dashboard @21m_space]

@colosseum
#hackaton #colosseum #SolanaCommunity

[21M Dashboard @21m_space]

Look at us 🔥🔥

#21mdashboard

[Sailor @solana_sailor]

2,973 projects submitted to Colosseum’s World’s Fair 🎡

A new record.

I put them all in one image.

Tomorrow’s unicorns are tiny squares today.

Bullish on builders. Bullish on Solana.

Source: @colosseum

[Ramin Nasibov @RaminNasibov]

🍪

[Lorenzo Cabra @cabralorenzo]

Tear-Off Ticket Interactive Component.

Now on https://t.co/csJz2YLBAa

[Inspora @insporadesign]

elemental cards by @kaolti

More on →https://t.co/QIsUfM3KGG

[Nic Cruz Patane @niccruzpatane]

Elon Musk’s companies did all of this in the last 6 weeks.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Turns out the future does have flying cars

[21M Dashboard @21m_space]

@thsottiaux I don’t know why but for me it’s basically impossible to use codex today. Seems something broken so hard that I can’t change my effort level, open new chats or to pause chats… 🤡

[Can @AngelStrandTech]

@thsottiaux Basic service reliability shouldn't be the headline of a 28-day shipping event. You promised significant improvements, not minor fixes.

[An Xuan @anxuanng]

Opus 5.5 built a little 3D office for AI workers, every asset modeled in Blender and running live in three.js

Each worker carries its task card from desk to desk and waits at the kiosk when it needs your OK 👀

[a16z @a16z]

Until recently, AI agents mostly handled short tasks, like one support call or one email. Now they can stay on a job for weeks or months.

That matters for "relay race" work that runs through a long chain of people.

Every handoff in that chain is a chance for something to fall through: a slow callback, a dropped follow-up, lost context.

Take a personal injury case. Today it moves from intake to investigation to the demand letter, with different people at each step. A single case agent can work it from the first call to settlement, chasing witnesses, records, and bills, and keeping the client and attorney updated along the way.

The same idea applies to processes like mortgages, insurance claims, and enterprise sales.

Because the agent owns the end result, the company selling it can charge on the outcome (a closed loan, a settled case, a signed deal) and move past pricing on the labor it saves (paralegal hours, call center seats).

Full piece from a16z's @dhaber on long-running agents in high-value customer journeys: https://t.co/aHaatcizcd

[Dominik Scholz @dom_scholz]

as a taste-engineer...

you should make your software satisfying to use

(🔊 sound on)